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245 Windsor Ave
Windsor, ON N9A 1J2
+1 (519) 252-8418
http://www.essexlaw.ca

The Essex Law Association (ELA) has been a pivotal institution in Windsor's legal community for over 140 years, dedicated to advocating for legal professionals and promoting collaboration. With a focus on education and resource provision, ELA strives to strengthen the legal community by connecting its members through various networking opportunities and professional development initiatives.

Committed to enhancing legal knowledge and skills, the ELA offers access to continuing legal education opportunities, exclusive resources, and mentorship programs. The association also hosts a diverse range of events, including professional workshops and social gatherings, designed to foster relationships and support the growth of legal professionals in the region.

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